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Grand Mayan Grand Mayan Tequila Silver 750 ml

Jalisco, Mexico · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

Grand Mayan Tequila Silver is made from 100% blue agave and rests briefly — around two months — in oak before bottling, just enough contact to round off blanco's rawest edges without adding real color or heavy oak character. It keeps the agave's fresh, vegetal brightness front and center, closer to a lightly-rested blanco than a true reposado. Grand Mayan is best known for its hand-blown glass decanter bottles, each one-of-a-kind, which set the brand apart as much as the liquid inside. This is a tequila built for mixing into a proper margarita or paloma, with the bottle itself doing a lot of the talking on the shelf.

How to drink Grand Mayan Silver

A margarita with fresh lime and orange liqueur is the natural pour here — the light oak rest doesn't need to be babied the way an añejo would. It also works clean over ice with a splash of soda if you want something simpler.

Specs

Tequila80 proof · Oak (brief rest) · Jalisco, Mexico

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How should I drink Grand Mayan Silver?

Sip it neat in a small glass to taste the raw agave character, or use it as the base for a margarita — silver tequila works well both ways.

What cocktails work well with Grand Mayan Silver?

It's a classic choice for a margarita or a Paloma, where its bright agave flavor comes through clearly.

How is Grand Mayan Silver made?

It rests briefly in oak — about two months — before bottling, which softens it slightly compared to a fully unaged blanco while keeping it in the silver/joven category.

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